The Huron Expositor, 1976-07-22, Page 10That boon to the busy urban
consumer, the microwave oven,
may soon become an indispen-
sable farming tool.
While research presently
underway indicates microwave
technology may possibly be ,used
for farm drying operationS; it is
already availabale to farmers
wanting to know the moisture
content of their grain and forage
crops.
"There are many times,when a
farmer needs to know the
approximate moisture -content of
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worth of work had been done
since the last meeting. Tunnelling
operations have been completed
under Oak and Main and under
Jarvis and Oak, he said.
—The tunnel crews will now
move to work on Welsh and Main
and on Crombie under the CNR
crossing..
Sewer construction has been
completed south of the CNR
tracks with the exception of two
easements yet to be negotiated.
Crews will now move to work on
Anne St. from James St. to
Centre St. and to Goderich St.
West.
The committee decided that it
wouldn't object to a detour being
set up on Goderich Street West
when it is absolutely necessary,
but the detour will . only be
permitted during the. daytime
working hours. The sewers on
Goderich St. West will be
installed slightly to the north of
the centre line, but can't be
moved to the shoulder of the. road
as they did on Godetich St. East
because the line has to service
both sides of the street,
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BACK TO THE BUS — Some of the participants in
the Heritage Tour of Seaforth buildings head back to
the bus froM St. Thomas Anglican Church .on
Saturday afternoon. More than 80 people took the
Saturday and Sunday tours, which were sponsored
Invitational ball
The sixth annual Invitational
Softball Tournament will be held
in Brussels on July 30, 31, and
August 1,2.
Some of the teams entered are
from Thamesford, Waterloo, St.
Pauls, Goderich, 'Sebringville,
Elmira, Bryanston, Lucan and the
winners of last year tournament
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Ivliss Mary Walker of Toronto is
spending the surntner at her
borne-, here.
John R. Frost, St. Thomas
called on friends in town last
weekend.
Miss -Ruth Joynt of Toronto is
spending the summer holidays at'
•her home here. 4,•
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dangerous situation when 43
percent of the Gross National
Produce (the total value of goods
and services in the country) was
spent by the public sector and
that it would take strong national
leadership to move this
percentage down.
Mr. Clark said that his party on
the, way to government, would
take a hard look at the principle of
universality. He said that
programs such as the Old Age
Pension wouldn't be changed, but
the Conservative Party would
have to take a hard look and see if
thep arainrceiPsie still made sense in
other
Briefs
Mr. and MO. Glen $411014 Of
Windsor visited Sunday with the
tatters grandmother,. Mrs; mary
Hothain and her aunt. teone
*down of 38 Wilson street,
Seaforth.
Amongst those' attending the
Sills Reunion at Adolphustown
Provincial Park, near Pieton at
noon on Sunday, July 18th, were
Mr. and Mrs. FrtInk Sills, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Enzensberger (God-
erich), Mrs. Torn Walsh and
Tommie and Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Reynolds and family (all
of Toronto). Mr, Sills was elected
President for a second year of
Office and it was decided to hold
the annual gathering as usual
next year on the third sunday in
July.. Mrs. Luella Sills, R.R.1.
Roslin had prepared a beautiful
and detailed book as a permanent
record of the family history going
back even further than the 1700'2
when the family arrived on this
continent.
Among those who attended the
funeral of the late A. W. Sillery
last week were Judge F. G.
Carter, Judge H. Glenn Hays,
Crown Attorney W. G. Cochrane
and D. J. Murphy, Q.C. of
Goderich.
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course we can't forget the famous
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by the Huron Branch "of the Althitectural
Conservancy of Ontario. St. Thomas is the earliest
church in Seaforth. It was built in 1863 and for many„.
years its bell was the only one in town to toll the
hours, (Staff Photo)
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direction. Take .a few.
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KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE MUSIC — Anne
Marie and Paul McQuaidorfaforth kept a close eye .
on their music as they played a duet for the
spectators at the Dublinfest on Saturday. The
McQuaid family along with others provided an
evening of entertainment for those who attended the
'barbecue. (Staff Photo)
RECEPTION
for
Legion Hall, Seaforth
1lWayne and' Grace July 23 ,,
ROLLER 'SKATING
This Week
Fri. July 23
8-10:30 p.m.
Sun. July 25 '
8-10:30 p.m.
Wed. July 28
8-10:30 p.m.
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SATURDAY , JULY 24
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Admission $2.50
SATURDAY JULY 24
either grain or hay quickly - when
he can't or doesn't want to wait
for many hours to make such a
determination," says Prof. W. K.
Bilanski, of 'the School of
Engineering at the Ontario
Agricultural College.
"Microwave ovens can make
moisture content determinations
quiekand
For example, a. farmer may
want tkensile‘hay at about 6/ per
cent moisture content, rake hdy at
50 per cent moisture content, or
bale at 20 per cent moisture
content; or he may wish to make a
quick determination of the
moisture content of his corn or
grain when getting ready for ,
harvest. In all of these cases, the
moisture content will change
considerably during the time it
takes to make the moisture
determination using conventional
methods. But time is of the
essence to answer whether the•
crop will combine or store safely.,
Tests indicate that by
microwave oven about 35 per cent
of the moisture can be removed
from corn in less than 1-.5 minutes.
Smaller grains take less time, and
a sample of green alfalfa, at about
80 per cent moisture could ,be
reduced to one per cent moisture
in about half, that time.
area
played here and anyone wishing
to donate five dollars or more for
home runs is asked to phone
Karen' Hastings 887-6983 or
Wayne Lowe 887-6971.
Butt
July 24
Seaforth
Legion Hall
9 — 1
_ Music by Sundown
Everyone Welcome
CASH BINGO
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00 •
THREE.00 GAMES
$75.00 JA CKPOT TO. GO!
— TWO DOOR PRIZES*--:
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or '7 for $1.00
(CHILDREN UNDER .16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work ...L.
Auspices Seafort h Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
HEAIDING FOR NORWAY — Lynda Vincent,
daughter of Marlen and Jane Vincent of Seaforth,
left yesterday on a 22 day Lions international
exchange visit to Norway. Lynda is the first person to
gd" overseas from the local .Lions Club on• an
exchange. While their daughter Lynda is' away, the
Vincents will haVe a Lions exchange visitor from
Texas at their home. (Staff Photo).
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